Sentence examples similar to Peculiarly impressive from inspiring English sources
This peculiarly American churning impressed Tocqueville greatly.
What is impressive is his peculiarly comprehensive grasp of the different human costs of war, as if he had firsthand knowledge.
Peculiarly, drippingly rich.
Peculiarly no one stopped or stared.
Peculiarly, beating Liverpool revealed nothing.
But for impressive surroundings, polished service and hefty silverware, no one does this peculiarly English meal like a peculiarly English hotel.
There was the Dallas Mavericks' owner, Mark Cuban, who has a peculiarly brutish habit of conducting press conferences from the stair-stepper, and an impressive rap sheet from N.B.A. headquarters, thanks to his record of bad-mouthing referees.
It is thus peculiarly suitable to the treatment that Zachary Mason, a California-based computer scientist, gives it in his impressive debut novel, The Lost Books of the Odyssey.
The Dacre Bull is painted blood-red and stands 7ft tall on its hind hoofs displaying magnificent balls; alongside it, equally impressive and also, as they say in heraldry, rampant, are a griffin, a ram and a peculiarly aggressive dolphin, balancing on its tail.
That Copping would capture the femininity of Oscar de la Renta was never in doubt – Nina Ricci was excellent training for that – but more impressive was that he captured the joie de vivre of the house, refined yet upbeat in that peculiarly American way.
